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This national report highlights 2014 behavioral health data, revealing increases in marijuana and heroin use, while nonmedical pain reliever use declined. Substance use disorders affected 21.5 million Americans, with alcohol use disorder being most common. Mental illness remained prevalent, especially among young adults. The findings underscore prevention and treatment priorities.
The 2020 NSDUH report from SAMHSA presents key national indicators of substance use and mental health, uniquely shaped by the COVID-19 pandemic. It introduced web-based data collection and adopted DSM-5 criteria for diagnoses, marking a shift from past surveys and offering new insights into behavioral health during a crisis year.
The 2021 U.S. National Pharmacy Market Summary provides key insights into the pharmacy landscape during the COVID-19 pandemic, including data on store locations, employment, ownership, and facility types. It highlights state-by-state variations and underscores the essential role pharmacies play in healthcare delivery and business operations nationwide.
SAMHSA’s 2021 NSDUH report provides key insights into substance use and mental health among Americans aged 12 and older, using a multimode survey approach with nearly 70,000 respondents. Due to methodological changes, data from 2021 are not directly comparable to previous years but offer an updated national snapshot of behavioral health trends.